Inside-Out Flower

This cultivar is a native from the Pacific Northwest. It forms a low mound of fine-textured evergreen leaves, bearing airy sprays of white flowers above in late spring. The habit is clumping at first, but these will slowly spread to form a small patch covering. Although often recommended for dry shade conditions, these truly are happiest in a rich, moist woodland soil on the acidic side. Useful for mass planting as a groundcover, for edging or in the shady rock garden.